"To sociologists, it's pretty clear that one reason we're not getting better traction on Covid-19 is neglect of what we call the 'group level of analysis,'" writes the professor of sociology in a "Chronicle of Higher Education" essay on resistance to pandemic public health measures. Read more at: https://dartgo.org/quoteharrington92
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In a "Guardian" opinion piece, the professor of sociology argues that the best way to persuade vaccine-reluctant people is for the message to come from someone they respect. "The call back to reality has to come from inside the house," she writes. Read more at: https://dartgo.org/dnewsharrington809
[more]In an "Atlantic" opinion piece about the way some rogue professionals have worked against the public interest, the professor of sociology writes that more professional organizations need to step up, use their sanction power, and protect the public.
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"The underlying massive change is that wealth no longer needs to justify itself—it is self-justifying. I look back, and I think, that's when we gave up on being a 'we,' " writes the professor of sociology.
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Professor Brooke Harrington shares her own story of prosecution under Denmark's xenophobic immigration policies
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